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Getting buzzed for a boy with cancer
Jerry Main, owner of the Main Barber Shop in Snoqualmie, held a fund-raiser recently by giving free hair…
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A huge “loss”
North Bend QFC employee Randy Fleming shows off the size-54 jeans he used to wear before his 116-pound…
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Local business owners heat up over water rates
For the city leaders of North Bend, growth means more water and sewer services are needed and to…
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WASL experience better than expected
In the midst of all the controversy that has surrounded the Washington Assessment of Student Learning (WASL) each…
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Kindergartner reaches goal of $5k
On April 4, 5-year-old Julia Crumb met her goal. The Snoqualmie Elementary School kindergartner raised $5,000, enough to…
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Getting by with a little help from new friends
A few years ago, snow fell inside the home of North Bend resident Josh Johnson.
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Different roundabout design, more choices
Plans for a teardrop shaped roundabout, scheduled for construction at the intersection of Interstate 90 and state Route…
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Mount Si grad returns from Middle East
Carnation resident Marc Vilsmeyer, typically a reserved man, cannot watch a particular U.S. Army commercial without getting emotional.
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Local violinist plays for dedication
n celebration and memory of Valley adventurers, Brendon Haggerty, 22, played two songs on his violin Saturday before…
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Murals grace new fire hall
Snoqualmie Mayor Matt Larson, left, presents Dick Burhans with a plaque honoring him for the murals he painted,…
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A partnership between rider and horse
About a year ago, experienced equestrian Jen Smith decided to take lessons through the Northwest Natural Horsemanship Center…
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Hospital not happy with Valley Medical direction
Snoqualmie Valley Hospital officials said, if the Valley Medical Centers district expansion measure passes on May 16, medical…
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Coyotes make their presence known in the Valley
When Patrick Day was in first grade, he saw something that will stay in his mind forever.